Manuel d'utilisation / d'entretien du produit Pro 1 du fabricant Peavey
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Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 1 GENERALMUSIC ® OWNERS MANUAL English.
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Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 1 Section 1: Instrument Layout Front panel layout; PRO 1 ...................................... 4 PRO 2 ...................................... 5 Back panel ................................... 6 Power and headphones ......
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Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 3 Instrument Layout Section 1.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 4 (6) (7) (8) (12) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (9) (10) (1 1) (13) (14) (15) (16)(17) Front and rear panel Front panel - PRO 1 (1) V OLUME SLIDER Controls the main volume of the instrument. (2) D ATA SLIDER Adjusts values shown in the display when using programmable functions.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 5 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (9)(10) (1 1) (12) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19)(20) (6) (7) (8) (13) Front panel - PRO 2 (1) V OLUME SLIDER Controls the main volume of the instrument. (2) D ATA SLIDER Adjusts values shown in the display when using programmable functions.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 6 Rear panel - PRO 1 / PRO 2 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (1 1) (12) (13) (1) S PEAKER JACK This jack allows you to connect a pair of multimedia monitor speakers for practice. This output offer s a small amount of po wer to dri ve the speak ers at a low le vel.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 7 Power switch and headphones Power switch The power switch is loca ted on the back panel at the lower left side . Y ou should always ensure that the po wer switch is in of f position when connecting or disconnecting the po wer adaptor .
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 8 Pedal connections There are three pedal jacks on the back panel of the PRO 1/PRO 2. The D AMPER pedal jack can accept any type of generic footswitch to provide a "sustain pedal" ef fect.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 9 Section 2 Quick Study Guide For those of you who don't like to read manuals or wish to read the manual in detail later , here is ev erything you need to get started.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 10 Basic Functions and Features If you are eager to “dive in” to your new keyboard or if you plan to study the manual more carefully at a later date, read this section f irst to get an ov erall feel for the basic operation of the PR O1 and PR O2.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 11 If you wish to further edit the sound combination you are making, for example, to adjust the relative volumes of the two sounds or to change the ef fect send amount for each sound, you can use the features in the PERF EDIT menu.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 12 Performance selection Storing a Performance There are 64 PERFORMANCE memories on-board the PR O1 and PR O2. The y are arranged in eight banks from A to H. Each bank contains eight Performances numbered 1 - 8. The sound selection b uttons are used to select Performances when the instrument is in PERF mode.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 13 Making a Performance from scratch Lets try a complete step by step example. The aim is to make a combination of E. Piano 1, (without v ariation) and Choir V ariation 1. W e need the Choir sound to be about half the volume of the Electr ic Piano.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 14 “Quick Piano” feature Since the PRO 1 and PRO 2 are designed to be played primarily as a piano, both instruments include a function designed to quickly return the instrument to a basic piano sound with no ef fects.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 15 Section 3 Basic Features This section will explain how to approach the instrument for the first time in a simple fashion.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 16 Selecting sounds After switching the instrument on, pressing any of the sound selection buttons on the front panel will instantly change the sound. The display will sho w the name of the sound which is currently selected.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 17 Performances What is a performance ? A Performance is simply a memory location in which a sound or combination of sounds has been stored.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 18 Changing the pitch of the instrument T ranspose The TRANSPOSE b uttons are located to the left of the sound selection buttons. TRANSPOSE Pressing either button will adjust the pitch of the instrument in half-step (semitone) increments.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 19 T one control ( PRO 1 model only ) Brilliance controls The BRILLIANCE controls on the PR O 1 model allow you to adjust the brightness of the instr ument’ s tone. BRILLIANCE When both LEDs are of f, the tone of the instrument is normal.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 20 Adding effects Reverb Room, Stage, Hall Both the PR O 1 and PRO 2 of fer three r e verb presets. These can be selected by repeatedly pressing the REVERB b utton until the light for the desired effect turns on.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 21 Keyboard response T ouch Soft, Normal, Hard Both the PR O 1 and PR O 2 of fer three differ ent ke yboard touch responses or “velocity curv es”. These can be selected by repeatedly pressing the TOUCH button until the light for the desired ef fect turns on.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 22 Other controls Local Off This b utton isolates the PRO 2 from its internal sound engine allo wing it to be used as a MIDI controller . When Local Of f is selected the display will show only the current program number b ut not the name of the related internal sound.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 23 Section 4 Performance Edit When you construct a combination of sounds there are many powerful features available under the PERF EDIT button which can help you tailor the sound combination to your needs.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 24 1. PIANO1 1 V ol=127 T rns=0 Editing your performance The functions a vailable under PERF EDIT are di vided into a series of individual number ed screens. The screen you see when you press the PERF EDIT button will be the last one used during a previous PERF EDIT session.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 25 3. Rev erb Time If a re v erb ef fect has been selected, this function can be used to control the “re verb time” or the delay amount for the particular re verb preset. Basically this allo ws you to make the o verall ef fect larger or smaller than the factory programmed settings.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 26 Assigning pedal functions 7. Pedal 1 Function 8. Pedal 2 Function When a foot pedal is connected to the Pedal 1 or Pedal 2 jack, it can perform a number of dif ferent functions. These screens are used to select the function of your choice for each pedal respecti vely .
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 27 12. A uto W ah-W ah Auto W ah-W ah is a classic effect from the vintage k eyboard era. The ef fect can be applied to a single sound or to either of the two sounds in a layer or split. Use the D A T A slider to assign the ef fect.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 28 Other features of PERF EDIT 14. Detune NO TE: This function is only available when a layer ed or split sound is being used. Increasing the detune v alue with the D A T A slider will detune sound #1 by the number of cents displayed.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 29 Section 5 The Master/MIDI button contains both the MIDI controls of the instrument and a number of important "Master Control Features".
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 30 1. MIDI CH 1 01 Sound number , (1 or 2) Midi Channel MIDI functions (PR O 1 Model Only) T uning This feature allows the entire instrument to be tuned to match another instrument or backing track which may be slightly out of tune.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 31 The messages that can be filtered are as follows; Pr ogram - Midi program change messages V olume - Midi volume message All Cont. - All midi controller functions, (volume, modulation, pan etc.) Pr og + V ol - Program change and volume Pedals - Hold, sustain, sostenuto, soft Pitch - Pitch bend 6.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 32 Master functions 8. Computer Here you can set the operating mode for the computer serial port on the instrument’ s back panel. This port allo ws two-way communica tion between the instrument and a PC without the need for a MIDI interface.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 33 13. Restore P erfs This feature allows you to restore all of the factory pre-programmed performances. NOTE: Doing this will destr oy any performances which you have saved into the instrument your self. T o activ ate the function, mov e the D A T A slider until the screen says “ All Performances”.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 34 16. Numbering This feature allows you to select your preferred program numbering system when controlling external instruments in LOCAL OFF mode. In some sound modules and keyboards the first sound is referred to as program #1 and the last sound as #128.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 35 Section 6 The PRO 2 features a simple but powerful sequencer which allows you to faithfully record your playing or create simple two track songs.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 36 Play and record The recorder or “sequencer” section in the PRO 2 allows you to record a two-track Song of about 45,000 ev ents, (around 20,000 notes).
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 37 Quick & easy recording There are two ways to record on the PRO 2: A. Record your song just as you play it. For example, you may want to record in Layer mode using Concert Grand and Strings. B. Record one track at a time.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 38 Recording a two track song Setting up Y ou can enter record mode after selecting the sound or sounds that you want to use for your recording, or you can select the required sound configuration after entering record mode.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 39 7. When you have finished, press Play/Stop to stop the recording. • The instrument will remain in Recor d mode. • The recorded track is conf irmed (the relati ve LED stops flashing and remains permanently on.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 40 Advanced features Pause / Continue The P A USE button actually has two functions; 1. P A USE : T o temporarily stop playback while recording or listening. 2. CONTINUE : T o commence playback or recording from a pre-determined point.
Section 7 Reference Section.
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Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 43 Effects Outputs Display Sequencer Play Modes Sound Generation Presets 88 keys, Hammer action Reverb (Room, Stage, Hall), DSP Ef fects (Chorus, T remolo, Phaser) Brilliance. 2 x 16 backlit Demo Single, Split (programmable), Layer mode - 2 sounds max 64 programmable performances 32 sounds: Piano1, Piano2, El.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 44 T echnical specifications - PRO 2 45.000 events. Start/Stop, Pause, FF , Rew , Rec. T rack1, T rack2, Metronome, T iming, Erase, Demo.
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 45 T echnology The PRO 1 and PRO 2 feature three unique applications of sound design technology including “physical modelling” to simulate the internal characteristics of a piano soundboard.
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Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 47 Index A Advanced release technology ......................................... 45 All Notes Off .................................................................. 22 Alternate tunings ...................................
Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Page 48 O Octave shift, (transpose) .......................................... 18, 24 “Others”, (reverb and effects) ......................................... 20 Output jacks ...............................................
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